吮 Stroke Order

吮 [shǔn] 1. 聚拢嘴唇吸。 - To gather the lips and suck. 2. 聚拢嘴唇吸：～吸。～乳。～痈舐痔（喻不择手段谄媚讨好有权势的人）。 - To gather the lips and suck: to suck; to nurse; to suck out pus from a boil and lick a hemorrhoid (figuratively refers to unscrupulously flattering and pleasing those in power). 本义: 用口含吸，缓饮。 - Primary meaning: To suck with the mouth, to drink slowly. 造字法: 形声。从口，允声。 - Composition: Phono-semantic compound, composed of "mouth" and the phonetic element. 同本义 ([En.] suck) 1. (Same as the primary meaning) 2. 舐 ([En.] lick). 引: 1. "Han Fei Zi · Bei Nei": A doctor who is good at sucking the wounds of others and swallowing their blood. 2. Li Bai's "Shu Dao Nan": Grinding teeth and sucking blood, killing people like cutting grass. 3. "Records of the Grand Historian · Sunzi Wuqiliezhuan": The mother said: "Not so. In the previous years, Duke Wu sucked his father, who died in battle without turning back." The Duke now again sucks his son; I do not know if he will die." 4. If someone suffers from a boil, rise up to suck it. 例: - 吮痈 (To suck out the pus from a boil to detoxify) - 吮疮 (To suck poison from a wound) - 吮卒 (For a soldier to suck the pus from the wound) - 吮嘬 (To suck with the mouth). 吮 [shǔn] 1. 舐 ([En.] lick). 2. 例: 如: 吮墨 (To hold a brush with the mouth, describing the appearance of pondering and writing; to dip a brush in ink, indicating composing or painting). 吮笔，吮毫 (To hold the brush. Figuratively referring to the conception of writing or painting).